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Thanks for that :thumb:
Buggers cancelled my op just a couple of days before it was due. Inconsiderate barstewards!! :rant:

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duncan wrote:They also need recalibrating every 6 weeks or so as they gradually go out of tune.
That quick? Just eyeballing the gauge mine looks fine after 3 months. When I recalibrate it I'd like to be able to measure the difference. Would you just compare before and after readings for hot idle?

Am told that letting it heat up before starting the engine will lengthen the life of the sensor, but it's a little inconvenient.

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With mine it certainly goes out of kilter after a few weeks and I recalibrate it as per innovate's instructions/timescales. It's no fun mapping towards moving targets.

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Duncan are you using perm install OEM O2 Sensors with the solaris or wideband only now.
Buggers cancelled my op just a couple of days before it was due. Inconsiderate barstewards!! :rant:

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ScoobieWRX wrote:Duncan are you using perm install OEM O2 Sensors with the solaris or wideband only now.
At the moment is is running closed loop off the rear O2 sensor only as the front O2 was eaten by a previous turbo and I didnt want to put a new sensor pre-turbo. The innovate will be driving it soon though as soon as I get my finger out and plug it in.

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